Directions for editing and creating the board: 1. Photos should be crisp B&W images. Most of your photos will be very grey and lacking crisp blacks and whites. To edit your work, in Photoshop go to Image-Adjustments-Levels.
There are three triangles that will change the blacks, whites, and greys. See example above.
2. Below is a photo that has been edited. First photo is very overall grey, where the right photo has been edited to reveal crisp whites and blacks, with medium greys. This is what you want!
3. Arrange board to read from left to right, with one photo being larger than rest to create emphasis and interest. This photo should say the most about you. You can include one self portrait and the rest should be about your life. Place photos on a black background and a white stroke (outline) should be around each photo. On your wiki, create a new link for this project and include a written commentary about your storyboard describing what each photo is about beneath the overall project on wiki. Check for spelling.
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Directions for editing and creating the board:
1. Photos should be crisp B&W images. Most of your photos will be very grey and lacking crisp blacks and whites. To edit your work, in Photoshop go to Image-Adjustments-Levels.
There are three triangles that will change the blacks, whites, and greys. See example above.
2. Below is a photo that has been edited. First photo is very overall grey, where the right photo has been edited to reveal crisp whites and blacks, with medium greys. This is what you want!
3. Arrange board to read from left to right, with one photo being larger than rest to create emphasis and interest. This photo should say the most about you. You can include one self portrait and the rest should be about your life. Place photos on a black background and a white stroke (outline) should be around each photo. On your wiki, create a new link for this project and include a written commentary about your storyboard describing what each photo is about beneath the overall project on wiki. Check for spelling.